How were camp officials and soldiers conditions in the Nigerian civil war?

During the Nigerian Civil War (1967-1970), camp officials and soldiers faced harsh conditions characterized by inadequate supplies, poor sanitation, and limited medical care. Soldiers often endured extreme fatigue and malnutrition due to food shortages, while camp officials struggled to manage displaced populations amid constant threats of violence. The war's impact on infrastructure further exacerbated these challenges, leading to high mortality rates and psychological trauma among both military personnel and civilians. Overall, the conditions were dire, reflecting the broader humanitarian crisis of the conflict.